Alison Roman

You know what I mean?

No, I think we are.

But I think that that's when you get into a trap of like clocking someone immediately and being like, well, you're this type of person and you're the, you know what I mean?

Like it feels like, but, but the older you get, the more you allow yourself to be surprised, I think by like, oh, you know, I had a really nice time or like, oh, you know, who's really cool.

So-and-so when you don't suspect that you're going to allow yourself to

have your heart be open to any more connections.

And that has to be the question you ask yourself, like, is this, like, an 8.30 p.m.

start, meaning you've already eaten and that's not my problem and I'll just have some, like, maybe some, like, cute popcorn and, like, a cocktail and, like, whatever?

Or is this, like...

A six o'clock.

No dinner.

No dinner.

Dinner.

Yeah.

First of all, tell them.

Just be like, don't come hungry.

Like feed yourself.

Don't come home.

You know, say it in a nicer way than that.

But if I was invited over to watch TV at eight 30, I would be like, are we eating together or not?